I am going to a Japanese company for an interview as a clerk. The interviewer is Japanese, and my Japanese is only Level 3! what to do!

Write a Japanese self-introduction and your urgent desire to join the company in advance, and then memorize it. At the end of the interview, I mentioned that I am learning Japanese and will work harder in the future. As long as the company is not recruiting translators, it does not necessarily require you to be fluent in Japanese. Instead, it will be considered based on the specific situation of the position and the conditions you have. Generally speaking, during the first interview, Japanese people pay more attention to whether you have the desire and determination to work hard and do a good job.

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